"What's happening at the Courthouse?" with Rameez Khan

# Courthouse Chronicles: Raw Stories from the Justice System Step into the real world of courthouse drama as Kfm Mornings captures candid interviews with people navigating the justice system. In this riveting episode, we hear two contrasting stories that reveal the complicated human situations playing out in our courts daily. From a man caught in a bitter family inheritance dispute that escalated to protection orders to a surprisingly candid conversation with someone supporting family members caught poaching crayfish, these unfiltered conversations expose the messy reality behind courthouse appearances. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

# Behind the Courthouse Doors: Real Stories of Justice and StruggleEver wondered what really happens inside a courthouse? This raw, unfiltered episode takes you beyond the TV drama into the authentic world of South Africa's justice system. Through candid interviews with everyday people waiting their turn before the law, we uncover the complex human stories behind criminal charges - from drug possession to house breaking. These aren't just cases; they're lives in the balance, families torn apart, and personal struggles laid bare for judgment.Each interview reveals the messy reality of justice - a brother trying to help his drug-addicted sibling despite repeated arrests, a woman charged with breaking into what was once her own home to retrieve her belongings. The courthouse becomes a stage where human drama unfolds in its most authentic form, challenging our assumptions about guilt, innocence, and the circumstances that bring people before the bench.## Timestamps & Key Takeaways:**2:15** - Brother of drug offender shares his perspective- Family members often become reluctant participants in the justice system- Highlights the cycle of addiction and repeated offenses (every 2-3 years)- Despite employment, the 40-year-old offender continues using drugs**7:30** - Former addict's testimony- Powerful moment when he credits a mentor for helping him overcome addiction- Demonstrates how recovery is possible but remains a daily struggle**9:05** - Woman charged with house breaking against ex-husband- Reveals the complex aftermath of domestic relationships- Illustrates how civil disputes can become criminal charges- Shows the financial burden of legal troubles (bail money that "could have gone to the baby")**14:20** - Discussion of potential sentences for house breaking- Up to 15 years possible depending on circumstances- Highlights the serious consequences of seemingly justified actionsDon't miss this eye-opening journey through the real-life courthouse experience. Whether you're interested in criminal justice, human psychology, or simply captivated by authentic stories of people at their most vulnerable moments, this episode offers a window into a world most hope never to experience firsthand.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rameez Khan is at the Bellville Courthouse, revealing authentic stories from real people caught in the legal system. From forged signatures in landlord-tenant disputes to family jealousies erupting into domestic violence cases, these unfiltered accounts expose the messy human realities playing out in our justice system every day. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rameez Khan is on the steps of the Athlone and CBD Magistrate Courts, finding out what's happening at the courthouse. This episode takes you inside the raw, unfiltered reality of the justice system through impromptu interviews with those waiting their turn before the law. From a fiercely loyal woman supporting her repeatedly-arrested fiancé (who she calls her "husband") to a homeless man facing drug charges while trying to rebuild his life.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode of What’s Happening at the Courthouse with Rameez Khan, a woman fights to get paid for a TV she sold, and a man steps in to defend his sister from her ex-boyfriend. This originally aired on 25 September 2025.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.